Indian scientists

To execute the step in Smooth Criminal, MJ did use wires to balance himself. “But even with the trick, the movement is difficult to execute,” says Tripathi

Dr Govinder Singh Pawar, a scientist of Indian origin at the University of Exeter in the UK, has now fabricated a semiconductor photoelectrode that can efficiently extract hydrogen from water.

The technique uses a highly sensitive electrochemical technique, which can be used to detect different stages of the disease.

In today's fast-paced world, a free mobile app which promises to help users measure and fight stress, is a much-needed solution.

With over 9,175 cases of Chikungunya recorded in India, the virus has no cure or anti-viral vaccinations. This might change as this scientific breakthrough will bring about a needed cure for the virus in the future.

A new course has been introduced in IIT Kharagpur that will go into the depths of ancient Indian knowledge in science and technology.

Indian scientists have investigated the gut of earthworms to get an insight into why they are so efficient in helping decomposition. They have found that the gut of earthworms provides an ideal environment for a variety of cellulose-degrading bacteria cause of which they are able to convert organic waste.

Alzheimer's disease effects million worldwide, but its cause – unknown. Indian Scientists are now using Artificial Intelligence to study the disease to help in learning it better.

The Doreen Margaret Mashler Award is presented for top research and this year, two women take home the prize for their amazing research,

The March For Science was held last year protesting for the importance of science. With no changes seen, people aren't going to back down anytime soon.